Urbanism Relocated: An Intermediate Encounter
Korean Music in Indonesia

We encourage scholars, researchers, and musicians to submit papers for consideration to be presented in sessions covering the following topics:

IDENTITY
This theme explores the evolution of personal and collective identity as expressed through participation in traditional, contemporary, and popular music. Possible topics include: subculture, fandom, conflict, representation, gender constructions, nationalism, and diaspora.

PRACTICE
This theme relates to processes of creation, expression, and embodiment through musical practice. Possible topics include: performance studies, organology, composition, pedagogy, music theory/analysis, and sound studies.

INDUSTRY
This theme examines the use of Korean music as a cultural product through commercialization in Indonesia. Possible topics include: media, marketing, globalism, entertainment, urbanization, cultural influence, and economics.

RELATIONSHIPS
This theme explores the various political relationships between Korea and Indonesia. Possible topics include: cultural exchange programs, international music events, government policies, diplomacy, and power dynamics.

Abstracts and articles should be written in English

Abstracts are limited to 300 words maximum

Send abstracts to: koreanmusic.submissions@gmail.com

Deadline for abstract submissions: December 3rd, 2021

Announcement of acceptance: December 10th, 2021

Conference Dates:
-​ Opening: January 5th, 2022
-​ Session 1: January 6th, 2022
-​ Session 2: January 15th 2022

Deadline for full manuscript submission: February 1st, 2022

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